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#Bitcoin

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I love and use both. OpenBSD for targetted systems with more limited functionalities, but where security is critical, and FreeBSD when more features are required and I still need a very stable environment. Neither have ever been very well suited for laptop use though.

I just sent a PR to add #bolt12 support to #NostrWalletConnect (#NWC, NIP-47) : https://github.com/nostr-protocol/nips/pull/1952

This would allow to leverage #NWC to create and use #Lightning #bolt12 offers and invoices.

#bolt12 enables reusable (static) payment requests (codes), increases receiver privacy and increased censorship resistance over #bolt11 (https://bolt12.org)

#NWC is a way for Lightning clients (apps, websites) and servers (nodes, wallets) to communicate through a standardized protocol using #Nostr relays. Many apps and wallets support #NWC. Many LN node implementations and apps support #bolt12. I think it would be great to extend #NWC for #bolt12 !

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He is also saying his company could be worth 10-40 times its earnings of a supply-capped asset, that there will not be a crypto winter until BTC hits 500k and then there will be only a 20% correction. Yeah... Maybe not

#bolt12 support for #lnbits: https://github.com/lnbits/lnbits/pull/3092

#bolt12 support for #lnbits #NWC provider extension:

https://github.com/riccardobl/nwcprovider/pull/12

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There is some connectivity to it, but it returns the error: "Cryptograhic handshake: Operation timed out"

I have not been able to connect to it for over a week, and mempool.space does not seem to be able either. Its IP addreas has not changed?

The way I see it is that Knots can have some utility if you are a miner and want to exclude the spam from your block templates. Otherwise it does not do much useful besides being a sign of protest. Refusing to upgrade to the controversial version of Core would have a similar effect.

I am thinking about switching my node to #Knots. Is it causing any issue when used by a Lightning node?

Please someone correct me if I an wrong, but with JM it seems the on chain fees are paid by a single entity (single user with multiple market makers) for each tx, which is very costly?

Also the default behaviour in JM of consolidating all original input utxos is not ideal.

If a protocol could both share the txs between users and avoid tying the original input together, without impacting negatively the other characteristics, it would be awesome.

I really appreciate SideSwap, but my only issue with it is that the peg-out fee rate (mandatory?) suggestions tend to stay stuck at very high values compared to the rates suggested by mempoopl.space . is there any workaround solution for this?